I'm deleting this

[WilliamPitt]

No jinxes.

54 to 45 with 34% in. It's tightening up.

Strap in, folks.

[cynatnite]

1. Cautiously optomistic here...

I'll celebrate if they call it for Lamont

[jpkenny]

25. Me too. I am so nervous. the margin is narrowing. nt

[senseandsensibility]

2. Good.

I'm sincere in my happiness for you. But I'm suspicious. I'll wait a little longer and just enjoy this feeling in which all is possible...

[Iniquitous Bunny]

3. I feel it.

It feels damn good.

I want to take back my country. Today, it started. :bounce:

[PassingFair]

6. I believe it started in '04...

it is beginning to crest.

[Iniquitous Bunny]

12. We're finally winning one though.

God, I hope we can get a majority and finally investigate "officially" to prevent in further fraud.

[PassingFair]

4. SPANK!

Notice is being served.

First they laugh at you.........

[MaggieSwanson]

5. revolution, Will

at the ballot box.

[Mabus]

7. Shelia Frahm was Senator for only a month or two

not a long time incumbent. She was appointed to serve out Dole's term when he ran for president in 1996. She was beaten by Sam Brownback in a special election.

[Generator]

8. One (hopefully!) DINO down, how many to go?

[mohinoaklawnillinois]

9. Cautiously optimistic here in Illinois. I hope to God I'm wrong,

but I'm thinking this could turn out to be a looong night.

[ThomWV]

10. Its Just A Sign Of Something Much Bigger

Something much bigger indeed!

[jpgray]

11. Pelphase, bitches!

[FreeStateDemocrat]

13. Power to the people. Right on!

[proud patriot]

14. No wonder Lieberman thought it was his seat

I hope politicians understand it's the People's seat .

I feel it Will :* I feel like we the people are going
to be heard tonight ..at least the people of CT...

It feels good too :loveya:

[Pale Blue Dot]

15. Feeling it! Participated in it!

I voted. I made phone calls.

We might have come out of the tunnel tonight. :woohoo:

[OPERATIONMINDCRIME]

16. This Is The Start Of The New Media. This Is A New Beginning.

This shows that no candidate in either party can any longer be secure within themselves as to their party's nomination just based on the fact that they're an incumbant. This is a new day. This is a big sign of the internet revolution and the fact that the old days are gone and will be replaced by grass roots voices of people who truly make their voices heard.

No one thought this was possible months ago. Nobody did. He had an approval rating that most senators right now dream about: But it wasn't enough. The roots have spoken and we've declared that we demand that we are represented by those we elect, and when those we elect fail we will elect someone anew.

This is a new day for our voice. We know now that we do have power. Years and years from now when the majority of campaigning is done on the web I bet this primary is noted as the first real accomplishment of that trend.

Peace Will, and god bless the patriots of the internet.

[MuseRider]

17. Quite a few

from the Vietnam era. Hmmmmm. Thanks for the list. This is really a very big deal.

[shadowknows69]

18. I have one word for New Yorkers

Tasini. Send the old guard home, it CAN be done. They don't represent us.

[Tandalayo_Scheisskopf]

19. I am secure in the knowledge...

That a generation of pricks, dunderheads, deadwood and garden-variety jerkoffs, in Washington, are eating Xanax. Atavan and Clonopin by the sweaty fistful right now and washing it down with cheap vodka from the bottle.

It's a warm 'n fuzzy feeling. I love it when a plan comes together.

A digression: Boy, will Markos be in the catbird seat if Lamont wins tonight. It will be berry, berry good to be heem.

[Auntie Bush]

20. Just eye balling it...It seems like Dems do this sort ot thing

more often than Rethugs.

[freeplessinseattle]

29. yep, we hold our reps up to higher standards

while the R's are more impressed with authority and familiarity of their current leaders.

[Jawja]

21. Here, here!

If we can have fair elections, a LOT of crooks are going to get booted. :toast:

[RUMMYisFROSTED]

22. The real lesson:

A system which allows this much recidivism is broken.

[Botany]

23. I think anybody supporting bush will be wearing moose meat boxers

and walking around "the bush" in Alaska.




Give us a clean vote and it will be a landslide.


BTW not to long ago bush to me meant either a foundation planting or
someplace that a float plane or canoe would take me.

[bleever]

34. "Moose meat boxers"

:rofl:

[alfredo]

24. I can't right now, I have hot peppers on my hands.

If it ends the way it appears right now, it will send a clear message, but I wouldn't overestimate it impact in Nov. We still need to do the work.

[Toots]

26. Interesting how the huge majority have been Democrats

Do Democrats have more of a tendency to turn on their own than Republicans? Out of 28 men listed 20 were Democrats and 7 were Republican 1976 James Buckley has a C after his name so not sure which party replaced him. Just an interesting observation I thought

[MannyGoldstein]

27. K&R - Shows How Big This Is!!!

I only hope that this is the beginning of the end of the DLC and its ilk.

[Toots]

28. Dupe

Don't know how that happened :shrug:

[charlie]

32. Democrats had the luxury

of losing incumbents without affecting their national standing. Republicans were in the same boat we're in now, trying to preserve their numbers against a more numerous opponent.

Ironically, Weicker lost in the same state for the same reason, his party largely turned against him.

[johnfunk]

30. I'm feeling that Joenertia!

Gotta love it.

[ronnykmarshall]

31. You mean strap it on.

If Joe wins ....... well ya know.

[bleever]

33. Recommended.

For deleting. And not jinxing.

D'OH!

[Timbuk3]

35. Lieberman, Joe (i)

This is a cut and paste from this site: http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/files/elections/2006/by_state/CT_Page_0808.html?SITE=CTHARELN&SECTION=POLITICS

U.S. Senate - - Dem Primary
423 of 748 Precincts Reporting - 56.55%
Name Party Votes Pct
Lamont, Ned Dem 79,580 52.17
Lieberman, Joe (i) Dem 72,964 47.83

Other than it's tightening up, do you see anything else unusual?

Like the (i) after Lieberman's name?

[Mr_Spock]

36. lol - OMG

Is that an omen?

:rofl:

[PaganPreacher]

37. "I" for "Incumbent".

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The Pagan Preacher
I don't turn the other cheek.